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Ray Caesar: The Story So Far

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Ray Caesar, La Maison des Chats, 2019. Digital Ultrachrome on Archival Paper

 

Gallery House (Toronto, Canada) is pleased to announce the solo exhibition “The Story So Far” by Ray Caesar.

Ray Caesar is known as the grandfather of digital art, paving the way of digital fine art accepted at both art institutions and the art market.

 

Ray Caesar, Alchemy and Forgery, 2019. Digital Ultrachrome, Paint, Varnish

 

The series of works included in this exhibition follows its own compass, departing from the works typical of Caesar to further explore and entwine the background and the figures.

Giving us more breadcrumbs of Caesars’ mind, and showcasing his talent for creating complex worlds in a digital form, taking chances on compositionally complex pieces, new works on canvas demonstrates why he truly is and remains the leader of digital art.

 

Ray Caesar, Keepsake, 2016. Digital Ultrachrome, Paint, Varnish

 

Ray Caesar’s digital paintings exist in a world unto themselves, a place that is not on any map or mentioned in any guidebook. Ornate, architectural and sinister, they echo the grandeur of Reynolds and Gainsborough, or Rococo artists Watteau and Boucher, but have a dreamy, dark, otherworldly quality that feel both sensual and sinister.

 

The Story So Far
15.11.2019 – 21.12.2019

Discover: galleryhouse.ca

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